@adea-ai/themes 0.9.0 → 0.9.2
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# @adea-ai/themes
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The Adea theme catalogue. Thirty-
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The Adea theme catalogue. Thirty-four themes — every one an OKLCH theme with the
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full set of semantic surface roles, sixteen ANSI colours, a cursor and a selection —
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including first-party Adea palettes and mature upstream palettes normalized through
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the same adapters.
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Adding a theme is a line in `src/sources.ts` plus a rebuild.
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A theme may also be **composed from two donors** — one supplying the structure, another
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the hues — which is how
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the hues — which is how all six of Adea's own themes are built. The composition is a slot
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map in `COMPOSED_SOURCES`, so both parents stay named and freshening either one is a
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one-line diff rather than a re-transcription. A composition can also declare
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`hueTranspose`, which moves a borrowed hue set onto a different kind of canvas as a
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package/package.json
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